HuePort
Privacy and your information
HuePort is a free matching service, not a painting company. Here’s the simple version of what we collect, what we do with it, and what we do not ask for.
What HuePort collects
We keep it simple. To help connect you with licensed, insured painters near you, we collect contact and project-intent details only: your name, phone number, optional email, project type, whether it is interior or exterior, ZIP code, preferred language, and optional notes you choose to share.
We do not ask for financial account numbers, Social Security numbers, income details, or sensitive personal records. If someone claims to represent HuePort and asks for that kind of information, do not share it.
If your home was built before 1978 and you mention older paint, that may raise a lead-safety question. We do not provide lead advice, but we do encourage you to ask any painter how they follow lead-safe work practices.
How we use the information you share
We use your details to understand your painting project and help you get connected with participating painters in your area. That may include sharing your contact and project details with painters so they can follow up about your job.
HuePort is free for homeowners. We do not perform painting work, sell paint, or act as your contractor. You stay in control: you choose whether to respond, who to speak with, and who to hire.
You should still verify that any painter you consider is properly licensed and insured where required in your area, and get the scope, paint, color, and price in writing before work starts.
What we do not do
HuePort is not a painting company, licensed contractor, or paint store. We do not visit your home to do the work, we do not promise a price or finish date, and we cannot guarantee a specific painter or result.
Any cost ranges shown anywhere on our site are general information only, not quotes. Real pricing depends on the surface, prep needed, number of coats, paint grade, access or height, and your area.
For more about how to use the site, please read our Terms and Disclaimer.
How to protect yourself when talking to painters
Once you are connected, take a few simple steps before saying yes to any job. This helps you avoid confusion, overcharging, and common scams.
- Ask for the full scope in writing, including surfaces, prep, paint brand or grade, finish, number of coats, and cleanup.
- Compare a few quotes if you can.
- Watch for red flags: vague pricing, large cash deposits up front, pressure to sign right away, door-to-door “today only” deals, or no license or insurance.
- Confirm the color and price before work starts.
- Pay the final amount only after you have checked that the work is done as agreed.
Questions or updates
If you want to update the details you shared, or you have a question about this page, contact us through our Contact page.
We try to explain things in plain language because many homeowners using HuePort are new to the US or more comfortable in another language. If something is unclear, reach out and we will do our best to help.
HuePort only collects basic contact and painting-project details so we can help connect you with local painters, and we never ask for bank information or sensitive personal records.
Common questions
What information does HuePort ask me for?
Just contact and project details: name, phone, optional email, project type, interior or exterior, ZIP code, preferred language, and optional notes. We do not ask for bank account numbers, Social Security numbers, income, or sensitive personal records.
Does HuePort do the painting work?
No. HuePort is a free matching service, not a painting company or licensed contractor. We help connect homeowners with participating painters near them.
Will HuePort give me an exact price?
No. Any price ranges on the site are general information, not quotes. The real cost depends on the surface, prep, number of coats, paint quality, access, and your area.
Will my information be shared with painters?
Yes, your contact and project details may be shared with participating painters so they can contact you about your project. You decide who you want to speak with or hire.
What if my home was built before 1978?
Older paint may contain lead. We do not give lead advice, but you should ask any painter you consider how they follow lead-safe work practices.
Planning a paint job?
Get matched, free, with licensed, insured painting contractors near you. You compare written quotes and choose who to hire — and you confirm the color, the paint, and the price before any work starts.